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Now in its 26th Year! oct 10 - 16, 2013 Vol.26, No.4

YouR FRee Guide

to our islands’ happenings

Moorings

Interline Regatta

October 15 - 24

Also this week: o’s Place sale • entertainment at the Village • Grown & sexy Pink Party • ChAiR-ity exhibition

Photo Courtesy of Dean “the sportsman” Greenaway

This Week’s Feature Story by Jane Bakewell

Dancing For A Cause You may not be Cinderella with glass slippers, a chariot escort and a curfew for midnight – but donning your dancing shoes for the annual Dancing with the BVI Stars night is putting your charitable foot in the right direction. The Governor and Mrs. Jenny McCleary have once again provided an elegant venue on the Government House terrace under the stars to host this highly anticipated fund-raising event on Saturday, October 18th benefiting the Family Support Network (FSN).

It promises to be an evening where the music and dancers will take the main stage for the bulk of the night, as each “BVI Star” you wish to take a turn on the floor with comes with a pledge! That’s right – consider it a dance card with some financial backing.

There are 15 diverse stars from all walks of life willing to glide across that dance floor with you, from men in uniform – a police officer or fireman to men in skirts – actually one man in a Scottish kilt minus the bagpipes. How about a chance for a twirl with Miss BVI, Rosanna Chichester, or a dance with long time BVI high school principal and fungi musician, Elmore Stoutt?

DJ Remedy will keep the dance rhythms going well into the evening and the $30 ticket fee includes,

a host bar and a delicious array of foods catered just for the event. This year some of the coveted auction items include a two-night stay at Peter Island including meals and a weekend package in Anegada.

Amidst all of the fun that goes along with this gala celebration is the realization that this fund-raiser is key to the ongoing work of FSN, an organization that deals with challenging family social issues including substance abuse and domestic violence, offering counseling and referral services – all for free. Executive Director, Dr. Sylvia Simmons deals with many of these issues on a daily basis providing needed support for those who don’t know where to turn when crisis strikes the family. So come out not just to kick up your heels, but consider that your participation in the raffles, auction and dance cards will go a long way to support the FSN and the vital services they offer the BVI community.

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Ask Koren Just Do It!

Your personal E-therapist, is in the house!

Ask Koren

ward are poor health, being constantly broke, feeling unfulfilled, being taken advantage of, extra pounds on your stomach, a job that brings you no joy, an abusive relationship, excess stress. You need so badly to get away from these things that you have to act NOW before they suck the very life from you.

Pull factors are the possible rewards and benefits of taking the particular course of action – these could include a feeling of satisfaction, a promotion, increased self esteem, a sense of justice, a nicely toned body, a spiritual awakening, freedom, rebuilding a relationship, marriage. Think of all that you stand to gain by making that first move. Challenges and roadblocks will come but every time you make some progress, you become stronger and more motivated.

So take the bull by the horns. Just do it! Start with small steps or a giant leap, but just start. Sit at the computer and start typing, put on those walking shoes, start saving 20 dollars a month, mail that resume, tell that person it’s over. Don’t put it off any longer. Do what will make you be a better person, do what will make you more happy and fulfilled and do what is right.

Send your questions confidentially to askkoren@live.com or via twitter at @korennorton

Remember the Nike slogan, “Just do it”? Well we can’t all afford expensive sneakers, but we can afford to adopt messages that can help us to move forward with our ambitions, our goals and our dreams. It costs us nothing to make a decision to get started – to take just one step – to just do it! Today, we’re going to start a personal and collective mission; we’re going to do away with excuses, banish laziness, turn our backs on bad-mouthers and we are going to do what we know we need to do.

What have you been putting off? Who have you been afraid to speak up to? Where are you heading that takes you off your path to success and why are you not doing the right thing? Why can’t you – Just do it? Oh yes, I know the list of common excuses and I won’t pretend I haven’t used some of them myself. I don’t have the time, I don’t have the money, no one else will love me, it’s too hard, I will have to give him up, what will people say and the list goes on and on.

Don’t let fear leave you stagnant and unable to move.

Instead of focusing on what it will take from you or what you have to give up to be successful, focus on how your life will change for the better. Consider the push and pull factors that could motivate you to take that first step: Push factors are the things you are trying to get away from. Some push factors that could drive us for-

Lime ... “to hang around idly” or “to go out on the town.”

Source: The Dictionary of Virgin Islands English Creole by the late educator and historian Lito Valls.

The Limin’ Times brings you all the news about when and where to “lime” in the British Virgin Islands.

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Your Guide to British Virgin Islands Events

By Jane Bakewell

Interline Regatta

out O’s Place next to Riteway in downtown Road Town this Friday and Saturday, the 11th and 12th. Fitted caps will also be flying off the shelves along with snapbacks and strap-backs at bargain prices.

The Moorings will be hosting airline personnel, their friends and families aboard yachts for a relaxing yet competitive week of racing and beach parties. The 32nd annual Interline Regatta kicks off the week of October 15 to the 24th, so if you see your pilot sailing by at fast clip, give him a smile and hail him on.

Jazzy Dinners You definitely want to be “At the Village” for the new Village Cay October/November musical entertainment geared for Jazzy Wednesday night dinners and Soulful Sunday brunches. Stop in for brunch on Sunday, the 13th and hear Deanna Wheatley from 11am to 3pm. and expect a jazzy dinner experience on Wednesday, the 16th with a live jazz performance with your meal between 6pm and 8pm.

CHAIR-ity at the Governor’s A display of unusual chairs fashioned from recycled items will be showcased and available for auction at 7pm on Friday, the 11th at the Governor’s House to benefit the non-profit organization, Green VI. If you act quickly you still may get a ticket for the event ($30), which includes food, live music by Dalan Vanterpool and a TICO wine tasting. Call Annie at Nutmeg Designs 494-9151.

Flying Fists All eyes will be TV-bound on Saturday, October 12th for the World Welterweight Championship between Bradley and Marquez. Captain Mulligan’s will have the big screens on and drink specials to match.

Grown & Sexy Pink Breast Cancer Awareness month continues with free clinical breast exams at Road Town Wholesale, Pasea from 10 am to 2pm. Another way to support the cause is to head over to the Pink-themed Saturday night “Grown and Sexy” party at Club Opium with proceeds going to the BVI Cancer Society. Doors open at 11pm.

World Food Day The Department of Agriculture is celebrating World Food Day on Wednesday, October 16th with a Food Fair at Noel Lloyd Park. There will be presentations on food production methods and a chance to sample dishes creatively prepared, as well as musical performances by various local artists.

Blow-Out Sale If you are looking for some great deals on watches, DVD’s, Video Games and Game Consoles – check

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live music • events • concerts •

ELMS — Happy Hour 4-6pm, Beach BBQ & music

THURSDAY - OCT 10

by the Elmtones from 7pm

ROAD TOWN PUSSER’S — Daily Happy Hour from 5-7pm

SATURDAY - OCT 12

THE PUB — Indian Night

ROAD TOWN

CANE GARDEN BAY

PUSSER’S — Daily Happy Hour from 5-7pm

MYETT’S — Sunset Happy Hour $2 beers & well

THE PUB — Caribbean cuisine, Happy Hour

drinks 5-7pm. Tapas Night

5-7:30pm with live music & entertainment RITE WAY (RT) — O’s Place in front of Rite Way

FRIDAY - OCT 11

Road Town Blow Out Sale ROAD TOWN RT WHOLESALE — Breast Cancer screening PUSSER’S — Daily Happy Hour from 5-7pm GOVERNOR’S HOUSE — CHAIR-ity Exhibit & Auctions 7pm

10am - 2pm CLUB OPIUM — Grown & Sexy Pink doors open 11pm

RITE WAY (RT) — O’s Place in front of Rite Way

MULLIGANS — Bradley vs. Marquez weltterwight

Road Town Blow Out Sale THE DOJO — FSN self defense session 9-11am NANNY CAY

(behind Island Paints)

NANNY CAY — Peg Legs Re-opens & Beach Bar TGIF Party From 4:30pm with free pizza & $2 beers

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SEA COW’S BAY — St Georges School Fundraising Breakfast 6am ( across from Ebenezer Thomas School)

CANE GARDEN BAY

CANE GARDEN BAY

MYETT’S — 2 for 1 specialty pizza. Candyman local

MYETT’S — Brunch/ Lunch. Beach Bar Lounge

vibes 5pm. Sunset Happy Hour $2 beers 5-7pm

Party. Sunset Happy Hour $2 beers 5-7pm

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ts • parties • sports • movies and more

SUNDAY - OCT 13 ROAD TOWN THE PUB — Island style brunch & prime rib night

TUESDAY - OCT 15

UPCOMING EVENTS

ROAD TOWN MOORINGS — Interline Regatta Oct 15 -24

VILLAGE CAY — At the Village Sunday Brunch with CANE GARDEN BAY music by Deanna Whatley from 11am - 3pm MYETT’S — Speciality pizza night with 2 for 1 speNOEL LLOYD PARK — Video Game Tournament & cials 6pm. Candyman for sunset happy hour 5-7pm Kids fun day form 2pm

WEDNESDAY - OCT 16 MYETT’S — Brunch/ Lunch with complimentary

ROAD TOWN

Mimosas. Sunset Happy Hour 5-7pm. $2 beers, Beach Bar 12pm. Roll the dice sale in gift shop

MONDAY - OCT 14 ROAD TOWN

VILLAGE CAY — At the Village Jazzy Dinner live Jazz performance with dinner 6-8pm NOEL LLOYD PARK — World Food Day from

Dancing with the BVI Stars – Oct 18 Interline Regatta

10am

— Oct 15 - 24

CANE GARDEN BAY

Grand Fish Fry — Oct 18

MYETT’S — Caribbean Party. Dinner & Dance with

Virgins Cup — Oct 19

Monday 5:30-7:30pm with live steel pan music

3D Band on stage at 7pm. Sunset Happy Hour

Paddleboard Race for

CANE GARDEN BAY

5-7pm.

PUSSER’S — Daily Happy Hour from 5-7pm WEST END CLEM’S BY THE SEA — Happy Hour every

MYETT’S — Margarita Monday with Al on stage.

Cancer @ Myetts — Oct 20 Chris Thompson Band @ VG & OUTER ISLANDS

Myetts — Oct 25 & 26

SCRUB ISLAND — Wine tasting 5-7pm, Old San

Foxy’s Catfight Regatta

Juan cookout 7pm

— Oct 26-27

Happy Hour 5-7pm $2 beers.

VG & OUTER ISLANDS SCRUB ISLAND — Live music & buffet 6-10pm

Pirate Costume Party @ Myetts — Oct 31 National Theatre Live Frankenstein — Oct 31 9

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Self Defense Classes The Office of Gender Affairs is partnering with Family Support network to offer two classes in Self Defense and Personal Safety, as part of October – Domestic Violence Awareness month. The sessions are on Saturday the 12th and 19th at the Dojo behind Island Paints in Pasea from 9am to 11am. To register, call 468-3701 Ext 2234.

Video Game Tournament Carib Gamer is hosting a NBA 2K14 Video Game Tournament Show Down at Noel Lloyd Park on Sunday, October 13th from 2pm. This will also be a kid’s fun day as well with $1 games including Play Station, XBox 360, Nintendo Wii and Game Cube.

Registration for adults is $10. Call 346-1497 for more information.

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By Jane Bakewell

TV’s Newest and Hottest There is always a lot of “buzz” with the fall season rollout of new TV shows. Which will survive and become classics like Grey’s Anatomy – now in its 10th season and which will fold after only a few months of poor Nielsen ratings? It may be hard to judge from just a story line or even the powerful presence of a major actor or two. It appears that it is a combination of good script writing, a timely subject that grabs the audience’s attention and of course the chemistry that is felt between the various actors.

Here is a preview of some of the new fall shows generating “office buzz” amongst co-workers at the

have to watch further to see.

Limin’ Times.

The Crazy Ones (CBS) – We have not seen comic

Betrayal (ABC) – “Strained bedfellows” might be

Robin Williams in a TV series since Mork & Mindy first

a subhead for this story about an unhappily married

aired in the late 70s. Williams plays Simon Roberts an

photographer Sara (Hannah Ware), who is having an

eccentric genius who runs an advertising agency with

affair with a powerful attorney Jack (Stuart Townsend),

his no-nonsense daughter Sydney (Sarah Michelle

who just happens to be defending a murder suspect

Geller). The sitcom includes a first episode cameo

being prosecuted by Sara’s husband Drew (Chris

appearance by Kelly Clarkson, sure to bring the

Johnson). Talk about a case with a little scandalous

laughs on.

prejudicial drama. The verdict is still out on this one.

The Michael J. Fox Show (NBC) – Who says you

The Blacklist (NBC) – In many suspense dramas

can’t overcome that which appears to be against you?

the hated villain is “the rat”- the one who incriminates

Michael J. Fox returns to TV after 13 years (Spin City) as

others to save his own skin. Emmy Award winner

a character struggling to cope with reentering the

James Spader appears as “Red” Reddington a high

work force as a news anchor, while battling

profile fugitive who strikes a deal with the FBI. He will

Parkinson’s Disease. The three-time Emmy winner has

help expose wanted criminals on a blacklist, but he

embarked on a semi-reality show that exemplifies his

will only work with one agent –a rookie, Elizabeth

amazing fortitude and character in real life. Let’s hope

Keen (Megan Boone). Why just this agent? You will

it’s as much of a winner a he is!

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By Winifred Johnson

For Whom The Bell Tolls mous amount of energy into the ringing of that bell, all 86 years worth, because he broke the bell. Yes he did.

Millionaire felt he had to call the police to deal with this situation. I Don’t know if they showed up in the Scene-of-the-Crime vehicle but they did intercede and were able to calm Millionaire down and offer a solution to the problem: Yankee should buy Millionaire another bell.

As it stands now, Yankee told Millionaire to buy the bell and give him the receipt and he’ll reimburse I was away from the BVI for quite a while and

him. This doesn’t sit well with Millionaire, who doesn’t

looked forward to returning to the tranquility of Carrot

have any transportation and feels that Yankee should

Bay. Upon my return, I spent a lot of time on the picnic

not only pay for the bell but also compensate him for

bench across from Sappy’s Café reconnecting with

the duress of getting to and from town. Bell – $4.95.

friends and catching up on the scuttlebutt. Seems I

Duress – Priceless?

Neighborhood children ride their bikes up and

missed the “crime of the century” in our quiet countryside community. The police log probably reads some-

down the road past Yankee and Millionaire imitating

thing like this:

the sound of the bell, purposely looking to add fuel to the fire. Young men playing Dominoes in the shaded

“Carrot Bay Millionaire” (his nickname) had parked his bike near the road. Millionaire’s bike has

park hail Yankee over for the opportunity to squeeze

the coolest sounding bell – you know the kind that

the 86-year-old’s biceps. Tensions are high and it’s

attaches to the handlebar and the ring brings back

really hot. This thing could explode. Maybe someone

childhood memories of summer fun and the ice cream

should inform the Premiere. All of Carrot Bay holds its

man. Well, while the bike was left unattended,

collective breath. Yes that’s the breeze you don’t feel

“Yankee” (his nickname) decided to check out the

while riding through our village. I’ll keep you posted

bike and ring the bell. Yankee must have put an enor-

on the outcome or feel free to “Ring My Bell.”

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THURSDAY OCTOBER 10, 2013 12:30 PM N Fantastic Finishes 12:45 PM 9 Sport Today 1:00 ; Sports Unlimited M Americana Outdoors N The Jones and Moseley Show 5:30 & ESPN FC (N) 8 Pardon the Interruption (N 6:00 & Around the Horn (N) ; Icons of Coaching (N) M Pro Football Talk (N) N FOX Football Daily (N) 6:30 & Pardon the Interruptio ; UFC Ultimate Insider M Fantasy Football Live - Thursday Night! (N) 6:45 9 Sport Today 8:00 & Basketball FIBA Americas Championship, Gold-Medal Game: Teams TBA. (Taped) M Red Bull Signature Series 9:00 ; Mayweather-Canelo: Countdown to The One 9:30 ; UFC Ultimate Insider 10:00 & Baseball Tonight (N) ; UFC Unleashed M Red Bull Signature Series 11:00 & Olbermann (N) N FOX Sports Live (N)

FRIDAY OCTOBER 11, 2013 1:00 8 SportsCenter (N) M Nock Out N NASCAR Racing Sprint Cup: GEICO 400, Practice. (N) 2:00 & Numbers Never Lie (N) = MLB Baseball Cleveland Indians at Chicago White Sox. (N) 2:30 M Fishing With Roland Martin N NASCAR Racing Nationwide Series: Dollar General 300, Practice. (N) 5:00 & NASCAR Racing Sprint Cup: GEICO 400, Qualifying. (N) M The Crossover With Michelle Beadle (N) 7:00 & NFL Kickoff (N) . MLB Baseball New York Yankees at Boston Red Sox. (N) ; College Football Tulane at Louisiana Tech. (Taped) M Premier League Preview Show (N) N Being 7:30 8 College Football Live M MLS Insider (N) 10:00 ; High School Football St. Thomas Aquinas (Fla.) vs. John Curtis (La.). (N) M MLS Soccer Real Salt Lake at Seattle Sounders FC. (N) 11:00 & Olbermann (N)

SATURDAY OCTOBER 12, 2013 12:30 PM ` English Premier League Soccer Everton FC vs Chelsea FC. (N) 2:30 ; Destination Polaris M FLW Outdoors 3:00 & 8 College Football Scoreboard (N) Limin’ Times Entertainment Guide

* College Football Today (N) ` PGA Tour Golf BMW Championship, Third Round. (N) 3:30 & NASCAR Racing Nationwide Series: Dollar General 300. (N) 7:30 ; College Football Lamar at Oklahoma State. (N) 8:00 _ ( College Football 9:00 M World Series of Fighting 5 (N) 10:00 8 College Football Scoreboard (N) N College Football Oregon State at Utah. (N) 10:30 8 College Football Teams 11:00 . Giants Access Blue ; College Football Ball State at North Texas.

11:30 M English Premier League Soccer Match of the Day. (N Same-day Tape)

SUNDAY OCTOBER 13, 2013 1:00 $ Deportips & ESPN Radio (N) ) MLB Baseball Miami Marlins at New York Mets. (N) * NFL Football Regional Coverage.

(N) 2:00 8 NASCAR Racing Sprint Cup: GEICO 400. (N) M Bill Dance Outdoors 3:30 M Yachting America’s Cup World Series, Final: Race 11 & 12. (N) 4:00 ; BMX Supercross World Cup (N) 4:25 * NFL Football Regional Coverage. (N) 5:00 N NASCAR Victory Lane 6:00 ; Bull Riding Championship.

(Taped) 8:00 8 MLB Baseball New York Yankees at Boston Red Sox. (N) N Wind Tunnel With Dave Despain 8:20 ` NFL Football San Francisco 49ers at Seattle Seahawks.

8:30 & NHRA Drag Racing NHRA Nationals.

9:00 ; The Best of Pride (N) N Dave Despain on Assignment 10:00 M Babe Winkelman’s Outdoor Secrets M English Premier League Soccer 11:30 & NASCAR Now (N) 11:45 $ DeporTV

MONDAY OCTOBER 14, 2013 12:30 PM ; UFC Ultimate Insider 12:45 PM 9 Sport Today 3:00 & SportsNation (N) M English Premier League Soccer Swansea City AFC vs Liverpool FC. (N) N Monster Jam 7:00 & SportsNation ; College Football Ohio State at California. (Taped) M World Series of Fighting Future Champions 8:00 4 WWE Monday Night RAW (N)

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= MLB Baseball Chicago Cubs at Milwaukee Brewers. (N) M World Series of Fighting 4 N Pinks - All Out 8:25 8 NFL Football Pittsburgh Steelers at Cincinnati Bengal 8:30 & 2013 World Series of Poker Main Event.

11:30 & Olbermann (N) 8 SportsCenter (N)

TUESDAY OCTOBER 15, 2013 12:45 PM 9 Sport Today 1:00 & Numbers Never Lie (N) 3:30 8 Mike and Mike’s Best of the NFL (N) M Yachting America’s Cup World Series, Final: Race 13 & 14. (N) 4:00 & Highly Questionable (N) 8 NFL Live (N) 7:00 & NFL Live (N) . MLB Baseball New York Yankees at Toronto Blue Jays. (N) 8 E:60 (N) ; College Football Oregon State at Utah.

M Minor League Baseball Triple-A Championship: Teams TBA. (N) 10:00 & Baseball Tonight (N) 8 2013 World Series of Poker Main Event. (Taped) ; Halls of Fame 10:30 ; UFC Ultimate Insider M Cycling Arctic Race of Norway.

(Taped) 11:30 N Gearz

WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 16, 2013 1:00 ; XTERRA World Championship M Whitetail Diaries 2:00 & Numbers Never Lie (N) ; UEFA Champions League Pregame (N) = MLB Baseball Minnesota Twins at Chicago White Sox. (N) 2:30 ; UEFA Champions League Soccer Teams TBA. (N) M Collegiate Bass Fishing Championship 3:00 & SportsNation (N) 3:30 M Babe Winkelman’s Outdoor Secrets 4:00 & Highly Questionable (N) M Babe Winkelman’s Outdoor Secrets 7:00 & NFL Live (N) 8 MLB Baseball Teams TBA. ; College Football Iowa at Iowa State.

8:00 & Hispanic Heritage Month Special (N) M Star-Spangled Sundays 9:00 & Hey Rookie, Welcome to the NFL M Star-Spangled Sundays 10:00 & RGIII: Will to Win 8 MLB Baseball Los Angeles Dodgers at Arizona Diamondbacks. (N Subject to Blackout) 11:00 M NFL Turning Point

By Dean “The Sportsman” Greenaway

Running to Raise Awareness Governor Boyd McCleary joined other attendees at Saturday’s Family Support Network run for charity.

Saturday’s run was to help raise awareness of domestic issues in the country.

Psychologist, Dr. Sylvia Simmons presented some chilling domestic violence statistics that occured in the BVI between Jan 1 and Oct 4 at the end of Saturday’s Family Support Network Run For Charity.

“For adult counseling, we have seen 134 individuals and 15 children between the ages of 5-17; there have been 52 protective orders we have assisted in – six of them males; we have assisted 88 families from

A cross section of participants in the Domestic Violence Run For FSN Charity

our pantry, 23 families have used our thrift store and

we appreciated that,” she said. “However, what hap-

we have referred to RBVI Police Force, Social

pened was that we started the race around 7 a.m. and

Development or Legal Services, 20-25 people. The

most people were finished by 7:30am. The traffic of

number of persons calling into our agency for servic-

people and cars on the road on a Saturday morning

es – whether to find out what to do, how to do it,

wasn’t that much. So we took a chance and said we’d

where to go, who to see, was 91 – all since beginning

lose some numbers and we may not raise a lot of

of the year to date.”

funds this time, however our aim and goal was to be

“FSN is a great cause and is raising awareness for domestic violence, which is very important here in the

present and be visible so we thought it would be better this time in the afternoon and it was great.”

BVI,” said James Carr, who was running his last race in

Sicard said it was perfect weather – overcast, cool

the territory before his return to England, after run-

it didn’t rain and wasn’t hot. “We think people saw us

ning 22 minutes and 49 seconds over 5K. “It’s

as we had bright purple hats shirts balloons and ban-

Domestic Violence Month as well, so it good running

danas,” she noted. “So I think we achieved the visibil-

through the streets of Road Town dressed in purple, I

ity purpose.”

think we did a good job raising awareness there.”

Other events to raise the territory’s awareness of

Adenike Sicard said the event followed a similar

domestic violence issues is the Dancing with the Stars

campaign in May, but was switched to the afternoon

fundraiser at the Governor’s House on Oct 18 and the

to help to build and spread awareness. “We found

Judo Club is offering women’s self defense classes on

that more people enjoyed running in the morning and

Oct 12 and 19.